She did not die even after being administered lethal injection drugs twice.
Thirty-one years ago, Christa Gail Pike, then 18 years old, lured a peer to a woods, brutally murdered her, and even mutilated the body.
She was sentenced to death for the crime that shocked the United States, and after more than 30 years, she finally faced the execution chamber.
Just before the execution, a court briefly halted the process, but the U.S. Supreme Court allowed it to proceed, and the administration of the drugs began.
However, even after two administrations, Pike continued to breathe, and correctional authorities ultimately suspended the execution without being able to declare her dead.
Can the state execute a person again who survived going through an execution once?
Video Mug has summarized the full story of the incident.
Reported by Yeo Hyeon-gyo | Edited by Lee Gi-eun | Designed by Cho Seung-hyun | Assisted by Kim Chae-hyun | Produced by Intellectual Contents IP Team
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Surviving Two Lethal Injection Attempts: The Execution Day of a Shocking Murderer from 31 Years Ago
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